Yes, an NRI can generally execute a Will covering property situated in India. The Will should clearly identify the property and beneficiaries and comply with the applicable succession law.
An NRI may execute the Will in India or, depending on the circumstances, execute it abroad in accordance with the applicable legal requirements. It is important to ensure that the Will is properly signed and witnessed. Registration of a Will is generally optional, although registration can provide additional evidentiary value.
If the NRI owns multiple assets or has beneficiaries living in different countries, professional legal advice can help ensure that the Will does not conflict with applicable Indian succession rules or the laws of another jurisdiction. Proper documentation of ownership and the property's details should also be maintained.